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    What Are Some Features to Look for in a Hunting Scope?(Post)

    This question arises a lot because there are so many scopes with so many features it's hard to choose. There was a time when a fixed three power was all a hunter needed, then came out the variabl

    Understanding Density Altitude: Why It Matters for Long-Range Shooting(Post)

    Whether you're stretching your rifle to 1,000 yards on the range, competing in a Precision Rifle match, or preparing for an elk hunt in the mountains, understanding density altitude can make the diffe

    Precision Perfect: Larger Scope Tubes, Larger Ring Sizes 34mm, 35mm, 36mm, and 40mm Rifle Scope Rings.(Post)

    What’s up with all the different rifle scope tube sizes nowadays? According to Justin Smith at Athlon, “It doesn’t seem like that many years ago 1-inch rifle scope tubes dominated the market from t

    Scope Mounts for Lever Action Rifles(Post)

    With Ruger producing Marlin Lever Action rifles like the Marlin 1895, there is a newfound interest and demand for lever action rifles. For those who do not know what a lever action rifle is, i

    How to Stop Flinching When Shooting (Post)

    Here is my take on recoil: Unless someone shoots a cartridge with more power than a person can physically handle, recoil alone has very little to do with flyers and sloppy groups. It is caused by flin

    About Us(Page)

    Brian Motland CEO Linkedin I was born and raised in Montana and I’ve been

    First Focal Plane versus Second Focal Plane(Post)

    Riflescope technology has advanced quite a bit in the last couple of decades. Along with that new technology, the number of optics companies offering quality products at every price level has inc

    Why is the AR-15 so Popular and its History?(Post)

    What is an AR-15? The AR-15 was originally made for a 5.56 NATO cartridge developed for the US Armed forces as a lighter more mobile rifle than the M14 in 7.62x51 NATO. It was first designed by

    Building a 3-Gun, Multi-Gun Competition Rifle for Beginning Competitor. (Post)

    Most 3-gunners and multi-gunners use an AR15-style rifle, shooting 5.56 or .223. They are common, parts are readily available, they are customizable, and they are the best-suited rifle for 3-gun or Mu

    Tools for Scope Mounting(Post)

    Mounting a scope isn't just about attaching it to your rifle; it's about creating a secure and stress-free connection between your optic and firearm. For serious shooters, precision is paramount, and

    Weaver Vs. Picatinny Style Bases(Post)

    One of the many benefits to Warne Maxima, Tactical and MSR rings is that they have the ability to mount to any picatinny or weaver style base. We are often asked how that is possible consi

    How to Mount a Red Dot Sight: Learn More Here(Post)

    If you’re looking to get faster shots at shorter ranges a red dot might be for you — let Warne Scope Mounts help you learn how to mount a red dot sight. If a red dot is not a laser, what is

    Should I buy or build an AR15-Style MSR Rifle? (Post)

    This topic comes up a lot on gun forums. Someone will ask, "I have been thinking about getting an AR-15. What should I get?" and someone will answer, “Build one yourself.” Even though that sounds like

    Getting Started in Competitive Shooting – Rimfire Challenge(Post)

    Is shooting off the bench or shooting soda cans and old frying pans in a gravel pit not challenging enough? Maybe you want a place to shoot, but your local range requires membership. Or do you want to

    Browning Arms Company From the Auto-5 to the X-Bolt(Post)

    It All Began with the Browning Brothers Browning Arms Company is a firearms marketer founded in Utah in 1878 by brothers John Moses Browning and Matthew Sandefur Browning. John Browning was a p

    How to Mount a Riflescope(Post)

    Mounting a riflescope correctly is paramount for accuracy, reliability, and consistent shooting performance. Whether you have mounted a scope before, or this is your first time, it’s never a bad idea

    How to Zero Using Your Scope's Reticle(Post)

    Zeroing your rifle is a critical step to ensure your point of aim (POA) matches your point of impact (POI) at a given distance. While many shooters rely on measuring inches on a paper target, a faster

    Warne Black Friday Cyber Monday Holiday Sale(Page)

      Warne's Once a Year Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Holiday Sale is Live!    Use Coupon Code ~ Holiday2024 ~ and Save 20% Sitewide, Sale goes until January 1 2025<

    How to mount a scope on an AR-15(Post)

    How to Mount an AR-15 Scope If you’d like a brief introduction or refresher course on how to mount a rifle scope on an AR-15, you’ve come to the right place. The experts at Warne Scope Moun

    How to Zero Your Rifle Scope(Post)

    Now that you have mounted your scope, torqued the base and rings, set it for proper eye relief, leveled the reticle, and  bore-sighted it, you are at the final stage of preparing your rifle for use

    Is lapping needed?(Post)

    When using some designs of scope mounts, lapping is recommended to get the best performance. Lapping can increase the amount of surface contact between the ring and scope tube, and also help w

    Best Scope Rings for Deer Hunting Season 2022(Post)

    Let Warne Scope Mounts help you find the best scope rings for your deer hunting in 2022. Autumn is that time of the year to get outdoors. Forget football, that’s a spectator game, go hunting and

    Advantages of Magazine Extensions(Post)

    You’re at a match, and the clock is ticking. You are shooting at a moving target like the revolving plate rack or spinner target. Your mag is empty. You reach for a full mag, which slips out of y

    Why a Rifle Loses Zero and How to Keep it Zeroed(Post)

    What Can Cause a Rifle Scope to Fail to Hold a Zero After Zeroing It? The most common problems with holding zero are excessive recoil, abuse, improper installation, damaged scope or defective

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